CloverKnollFarms
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IronCraft. Formerly Titan USANice machine. And you have the adjustable rear wheels also.
What brand of tiller is that?
IronCraft. Formerly Titan USANice machine. And you have the adjustable rear wheels also.
What brand of tiller is that?
You’re going to love a tiller so much that you’re going to consider enlarging your garden or making another.IronCraft. Formerly Titan USA
We are tilling a couple acres this year!You’re going to love a tiller so much that you’re going to consider enlarging your garden or making another.![]()
Something to think about. On many soil types, tilling creates a great seedbed, but over time it forms a plow pan of hard soil just below the tiller depth. I have a ripper plow (Fred Cain style) that I use to open the soil and break the plow pan before tilling in the spring. Then I also rip the ground in the fall after putting the garden to bed. This allows snow to accumulate deep moisture over the winter.We are tilling a couple acres this year!
Not saying you're wrong and I'm right but I have a hydraulic angle rear blade I bought new in 2013 and I think I've used it twice. My box blade gets used daily all summer for road building and maintenance. They can do almost anything a rear blade can do with all the different adjustments they have.Your uses may differ. For my uses, I would rent the box blade and buy a good rear blade.
Yeah, I’ve watched folks do some amazing work with a box bladeNot saying you're wrong and I'm right but I have a hydraulic angle rear blade I bought new in 2013 and I think I've used it twice. My box blade gets used daily all summer for road building and maintenance. They can do almost anything a rear blade can do with all the different adjustments they have.
I thinks it's one of those things where you need to try both and see which one you prefer working with.
Just saw your tractor . Sweet! I have never looked at these other brands before, but now that Kubota raised their prices so high in Canada I've been looking at other brands.Yeah, I’ve watched folks do some amazing work with a box blade
Yeah, so the legacy Branson models are a little more expensive than the comparable TYM legacy models, but I do think the build quality justifies it. Better fit, finish and paint quality. Also, welds on the TYM 494 were pretty rough. If you looked at the fender welds and the platform mud guard welds. Not saying they are not a reliable unit, but I noticed this right away. The Branson unit has much nicer it and finishAnd the ability to "repair" the DPF really interests me also.